unn-Known1/webtun

Name: unn-Known1/webtun
Rating: 33 (1 reviews)
Author: unn-Known1

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Self-hosted web terminal with Cloudflare Tunnel — PWA, file explorer, multi-tab shell. Access your server from any browser, phone, or tablet.

1Last commit yesterday

GitHub stars

33Score

Weak

1stars

0forks

Yesterday·May 23, 2026

adoption—

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security—

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community19

Weight25%

maintenance71

Weight30%

documentation47

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Maintenance30%

Community25%

Security20%

Documentation15%

Adoption10%

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AI Analysis

NOT RECOMMENDEDMay 22, 2026

This is a self-hosted web terminal project with some interesting features (PWA, multi-tab shell, Cloudflare Tunnel integration) but extremely low community adoption and critical security gaps. The absence of a license, security policy, CI/CD, and tests makes it unsuitable for production use, especially given that web terminals provide direct shell access to servers. The project appears largely abandoned with no commits in the past 6 months and only 1 star.

Last commit 1d ago

Strengths

Feature-rich design with PWA support, file explorer, multi-tab shell, and Cloudflare Tunnel integration
Decent README documentation quality (79/100) explaining the project's purpose
Has made at least one release, indicating some level of maturity

Concerns

No license specified — legally unclear for production use
No security policy (SECURITY.md) — critical vulnerability for a tool that exposes server shell access
No CI/CD, no tests, and no recent commits — indicates potential abandonment and high security risk

Red Flags

No license — legal risk for production use
No security policy for a web shell application — critical security concern
Zero dependents and near-zero community adoption (1 star, 0 forks)
No commits in last 6 months — project appears abandoned
No tests or CI — no quality or security validation
Web terminal exposing shell access without documented security practices

Best For

Experimental local testing only — NOT suitable for production or internet-exposed deployments

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unn-Known1

5/23/2026

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I am using this daily as it help me create the portable terminal for my google colab, so with this app I can use colab more effectively for my projects. I can also tunnel various local host urls with single click, change themes as per my mood, and also explore file explorer with many features all from my browser with clean UI. you can also try this ! Star the repo is it helps you.

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